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Catching up on your retirement savings
Many Americans dream of retiring and enjoying their golden years to the fullest; however, inadequate savings puts them at an increased risk of falling into or near poverty by the time their golden years roll around. According to Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis at the New School, 40 percent of older middle-class Americans, those aged 50-60, risk creeping toward the poverty line by the time they turn 65. In the attached article offers steps how to compensate for low retirement savings. Click here…
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